Munich: Neuschwanstein & Königssee Group or Private Tour｜Germany

Embark on a two-day journey from Munich to explore Bavaria’s most enchanting sights. The itinerary order may be adjusted according to circumstances. The order of the following two day tours depends on your departure date.

【Neuschwanstein Day Tour】Meet at Eden Hotel Wolff at 08:30.
Visit [Linderhof Palace] (admission depends on availability), a magnificent Rococo-style palace built by King Ludwig II. It is renowned for its lavish interiors and beautifully designed gardens, inspired by French architecture.
Stroll through [Oberammergau], which is a picturesque village in Bavaria, Germany, famous for its beautifully painted houses, woodcarving tradition, and the world-renowned Passion Play, performed every ten years since 1634.
After lunch, go uphill to visit the fairytale German castle [Neuschwanstein Castle]. As one of the inspirations for Disney's Sleeping Beauty Castle, this fairytale-like castle, located in the southern Alps of Bavaria, Germany, carries the dreams of many and reflects the life and vision of its builder, King Ludwig II of Bavaria.

【Königssee Day Tour】Meet at Eden Hotel Wolff at 08:00(From April to October) or 8:30(from November to March).
Travel into the Bavarian Alps again to discover the serene [Hintersee] Lake and the nearby [Zauberwald] (Magic Forest), a peaceful trail of mossy rocks and whispering trees inside [Berchtesgaden National Park].
After lunch, arrive at [Königssee] and take the boat ride. Königssee is a stunning glacial lake nestled in the Bavarian Alps, known for its crystal-clear emerald waters and dramatic fjord-like cliffs. A boat ride across the lake offers peaceful alpine views, with a stop at the iconic St. Bartholomew’s Church, famous for its red onion domes. Surrounded by the Berchtesgaden National Park, Königssee is one of Germany’s most beautiful natural sights—a perfect blend of tranquility and grandeur.

***In winter, if the cruise ship does not operate, we will refund the cruise ticket fees (€22.80/adult, €11.40/child aged 6–17, free for children under 6). You can take the cable car to the top of [JennerBahn] at your own expense instead. At an altitude of 1874 meters, the view of the [Königssee] from the top is an excellent perspective, and you can also see the entire Berchtesgaden.

**The schedule above is for reference only. The specific itinerary order may be adjusted by the tour guide based on actual conditions.

**Due to weather conditions in winter, there is no shuttle bus available at Neuschwanstein Castle. Taking a horse-drawn carriage usually requires waiting in line, which may cause delays and result in missing the scheduled entry time. Therefore, in most cases, you will need to walk up the hill, which takes about 40 minutes. Please note that tickets are non-refundable if you miss the reserved entry time due to personal delays.

**The guide does not enter the castle with the group, and the Neuschwanstein Castle visit is self-guided with an audio guide provided.